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From the E.A.permit " The operator is keen to commence new activities,namely appraisal and production of the Kimmeridge Clay Formation. This could commence as early as December 2018.......Taking this into account,we have taken the decision to issue the permit now "

In the consultation process SCC had one area of concern,SES had one area of concern but Brockham oil watch submitted a 19 page document lol,if you want to blame anybody for the delay blame them.

So the last date for providing the additional information requested by the E.A. was 7/6/18,that has left Angus another 5 months to furnish the additional information requested,I think that the additional information has been provided,just imo.

At Brockham can hold 257 tonnes according to the E.A. document,which is over 1,800 barrels.

DHC if you don't need to ramp UKOG then stop doing it lol,it's not going to make any difference one way or the other. Funnily enough I hold Angus and trade UKOG but not for a few months now,but each to their own.

Yanis the answer is contained in the second line of the tweet. And from the home page Brockham FAQs no.12 " Are you in compliance with future E.A. requirements. What is being called modern requirements?
Yes. The environment agency has issued new modern permits to Angus Energy plc for production at Brockham.

Better get back to ramping UKOG dhc although you're efforts are futile at the present imo.

Lots of headless chickens running around this morning,Chicken dinner must be licking his lips lol.

Angus had the old permit and now they have the new permit and EA have bypassed the usual public consultation, what's not to like,full steam ahead.

Seems like some folk did really listen to Paul Vonk's interview, it's not about the personal investors anymore,that period is over and the period of the institutional Investors has begun,so the p.i. can bail out for the 10% or 20% profit or hang on in there for the ride which is what I intend to do.

After yesterday's placing Angus Energy has begun the journey to become a midcap oil company by getting institutional Investors on board that Paul Vonk talked about,so hang on to those shares tightly.

Or it could be JTP since he also has 2,000,000 options now.

Paul Vonk's options are dependent on results from Brockham ( see August RNS ),now that is an incentive.

24hrs and 7 days a week seems as though they are going to flow the Kimmeridge at Lidsey as well.

Chicken dinner you make no sense, whatever it is you imbibe of an evening try laying off it.

The votes are in the bag,open up BRX4Z and let's see what numbers come from a proper Kimmeridge producer.

The horizontal section is 1714 feet and used a slotted liner.

Only cost a million for the Brockham sidetrack and 2 more wells at Brockham to sidetrack.

Paul Vonk to Dear M
Subsequent Operations
During the remaining period of long term testing the well will be monitored for flow rate and surface pressures. At intervals a production log will be run until natural flow ceases and a pump is required.

In 2016 the average bopd for KL3 was 442 so an improvement at 488 bopd in 2018 over an extended flow test period.